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Franklin Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 25, 4 March 1940, Page 2

“Some coves,” said the driver of the service car to a venerable passenger, “learns ter smoke a pipe easy as kiss-me-’and. Take to it as nacheral as a young duck takes to water. I didn’t. Not me! The pipe fair turn-

• ed me up repeated! So I thought I’d I try another bacca, and changed over Ito toasted Cavendish. And believe I me or believe me not I never ’ad no t more trouble wif me pipe. There , ain’t ’ardly any nikoteen in ‘toasted,’ you kin smoke it till all’s blue and it J can’t ’urt year. And talk abart a flav- ’ our —and oh, boy! don’t it smell good! Toasted Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), is another fine meejum blend!

Toasted Cut Plug No. 10 (Bulls’ead) lis full strength. That’s another winner! Likewise if you roll your own , there’s River’ead Gold and Desert i Gold. Both make the finest cigar- j I ettes out! ’Ere! Whatcher larfln at? i Wot’s the joke?” “I was laughing,” j replied the venerable passenger, “be- j cause I was smoking ‘toasted’ before ) you were born." The driver grunted I and lit his pipe. |